- Where is Advantage cheapest?
- It varies by product and pack size. Compare the per-dose price across stores, since multi-packs often cost less per tube than single doses. The price history on each product page shows whether the current price is above or below its usual range.
- Does Advantage go on sale?
- Advantage discounts mostly appear in spring and early summer, when flea season starts and retailers run promotions. Multi-packs and the spray are the items most often marked down. Check each product's price history to see how often its price drops.
- What is the difference between Advantage II and Advantage Treatment Spray?
- Advantage II is a monthly spot-on applied between the shoulder blades; it kills fleas at all life stages and treats dogs up to 55 lb or over 55 lb depending on the tube. The Treatment Spray is for treating the dog's coat and surroundings, and is useful for puppies or as an add-on. Neither treats ticks; for ticks, look at products containing permethrin or fipronil plus (S)-methoprene labeled for ticks.
- What is Advantage's return policy?
- Returns depend on the store you buy from, not on Advantage. Most retailers accept unopened flea products within their standard return window; opened pesticides usually cannot be returned. Check the store's policy before buying.
- Is Advantage safe for puppies and small dogs?
- Advantage II has weight-specific tubes, and the label lists a minimum age for puppies. Follow the weight range on the tube and do not split a large-dog dose for a small dog. Ask your vet for puppies under the labeled age or for dogs on other medications.
- Are there Advantage discount codes?
- Deal.ai doesn't list Advantage discount codes. It checks what Advantage products actually cost at every store, so a real markdown shows on this page as a deal as soon as it starts, and each product's page has its price history to tell a sale from its usual price.